Sentence examples for devoid of cool from inspiring English sources

Now, in a Virgin Mobile ad, she is parodied as being devoid of cool and is denied entry to a nightclub because of her pink dress.

This and the charming, gritty and appropriately damp view of London nearly devoid of any Cool Britannia elements (if it weren't for the mobile phones and Internet flight bookings, the whole story could be happening in 1955) make for a novel that often evokes strong feeling, even if a few pages later you may feel manipulated.

Even if helium is devoid of pharmacological action, the cooling effect resulting from helium's high thermal conductivity could be exploited clinically.

Place in a cool place devoid of excessive moisture while the gel medium dries.

To those whose only impression of Lake Tahoe is the congested, highly developed casino clutter of the southern shores in Nevada, the northern and western ends -- which are in California and are thus devoid of casinos -- come as a cool, sedate revelation.

The cyclone then drifted into cooler waters, was devoid of deep convection on September 5, and dissipated the next day.

It is cool, and effortless, and devoid of any concern about what you might think about it.

It was cool, low-ceilinged and devoid of tourists; Nadia and I had it to ourselves that afternoon.

For our specific i-PP, the crosslinked network devoid of sol fraction (after extraction) collapses during cooling and does not produce any open pore structure.

A Web site titled Quinn Hates Animals features pictures of her chosen to make her look so devoid of compassion that you imagine her denying a cool bowl of water to a panting retriever.

Largely devoid of celebrities, velvet ropes or the pretense of downtown cool, these clubs open their doors to anyone willing to pay the cover charge.